Re: [ia-55] IA Book Recommendations?
| From: | user 5. |
| Sent on: | Wednesday, January 30, 2008, 11:34 AM |
"Web Redesign 2.0 - Workflow That Works" by Kelly Goto and Emily Cotler If I were teaching a course on IA, this would be one of the textbooks. It covers the entire waterfall process step-by-step from exploration and requirements gathering through planning, structuring, document generation, usability testing, visual design, technical development, QA testing, and finally maintenance and future planning. And somehow, they manage to cover all of this in depth (much more so than Garrett in his "Elements of UX" book) and still present a nice, easy read. In the real world, the steps they outline are seldom ALL followed completely or in sequence. But this book shows you what the rules are, so you know what rules you're bending, breaking, or ignoring completely as you work on your projects. - Jonathan
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